Trump’s Press Sec HUMILIATES Herself As Trump ‘Purposely’ CRASHES The Stock Market!

Trump’s Press Sec HUMILIATES Herself As Trump ‘Purposely’ CRASHES The Stock Market!

It was supposed to be a victory lap. A triumphant press tour after Donald Trump declared “Liberation Day,” launching his campaign for a third term—yes, you read that right. But instead, what unfolded was an unfiltered disaster that not only rocked Wall Street, wiping out over $6.4 trillion, but also left his own press secretary, Caroline Leavitt, stumbling in front of a national audience.

Leavitt appeared on Forbes News to “set the record straight,” but what viewers witnessed was something else entirely: a meltdown disguised as a media strategy. The host pressed her with simple, direct questions: Why did Trump announce a third run when the Constitution clearly limits presidents to two terms? Why did he do it knowing the market would collapse? Instead of answers, Leavitt dodged, deflected, and, at times, looked genuinely lost.

“I don’t believe the market crashed because of President Trump,” she stammered. “I think this is fearmongering from the radical left.”

But the numbers don’t lie. On the day Trump made his outrageous declaration—promising sweeping tariffs and vowing to “clean house”—the stock market didn’t just dip. It imploded. The Dow Jones saw one of its worst single-day drops in decades. Tech giants lost billions. Retirement accounts evaporated overnight.

Yet Leavitt stood by it all. “Americans are tired of being lied to,” she claimed. “President Trump is liberating the country.”

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Liberating it… by tanking the economy?

Forbes’ host, visibly stunned, pushed further. “Do you understand that $6.4 trillion was lost? That everyday Americans—teachers, nurses, factory workers—just saw their savings go up in smoke? And you’re calling that liberation?”

Leavitt faltered again. “Well, if you look at the long-term—”

“But we’re talking about now, Caroline. The impact is now.”

The interview went viral within hours, not because of what Leavitt said—but because of what she couldn’t say. No coherent defense. No explanation for why Trump seems hellbent on burning down every pillar of economic stability just to stage a political comeback.

Behind the scenes, GOP strategists are reportedly panicking. Wall Street is in open revolt. And even right-wing media outlets like Fox News have gone eerily quiet, unsure of how to spin the trainwreck unfolding before their eyes.

As for Caroline Leavitt? Her crash-and-burn moment may be remembered as the tipping point—a symbol of how far Trump’s circle is willing to go to defend the indefensible.

The question now isn’t whether Trump will run for a third term.

It’s whether there’ll be anything left to run.